Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30


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si6Le Ia Azsiag bEo1xAt Ainasslf inio lie
co1titi0n nat &c q.
Sometimes ~ ben 90 eel people tasE Is q
erfsss 20 - siek. aas that ths confession
Il tkeir lie = sqcisslrnt 20 oonisssinx
cames, tksy tsli us thag tssy are n0t -
klame. becssss sh<y iaAsEissd tks diseases
lfou taeir ancsstors. 1his IS 0f course true
ia gqits tso nisny Instances II = truly
ssia dat ths humsa body is az osanieus =
Nhicn al cur aaeestors flls. aud IA many
cases us have some very unSelcome pass
eaxeFs He should al remeHosr this. and
10 cAfesa. sazs and of pxsssngerx ss pat
iuto ne eaauioosss u those Who eonas sissf
-
Among the habits Of life that We
should give heed ~ j. the matter Of
lhe ar &c breathe. Toe sab3ect 0l FsnIllat-
Ing ear noasss = one OF great importance.
sai great ears should oe tskea 70 arrange
fof "a abundant sapply o. flesh air-st ali
tin-s-in Water a. veil IS Sumner. This
j. q matter which should DC given far more
attention than Il u.
By the aid Of finely illustrated charts the
Doctor expi4ined the dangers OF bad ven
tilAtlou and fDli air. lie asked bis hearers
- make a survey Of their nome prem ses
and hud out the condition Of them, as re
CARDS ventllssson and the quality OF the
surrounding air.
There are many residences ia our coua-
try that are sick" and need 70 be vigor-
Oasly treated in order lhat they may re-
cover. Human lives are sacrificed BY these
''sick" houses.
In majority Of cases the ill-heslth Of
our people is the result Of the Immediate
surroundings and conditions Of our resi-
dsnces and premises.
The celebrated Or. Ps.k. Of England. said
that every tims = person dies Of typhoid
/ fever somebody ought 10 be hung The use
/ o. water that has been cont&minatedsby the
drainage from yaalts cessDools, barn ards,
etc, = prolific source Of typhoid fever.
and IN very many instances the drainage
| from the premises OF our neighbor into the
we'll OF another is = direct source OF death
/ to that neighbor by typhoid fever. Thus is
/ IS neen how person may unintenuonally
cause tie death OF bis neighbor.
/ TIE doctor extended his remarks TO a
considerable length, giving many indisput-
1 able proofs of the importance OF giving heed
/ 10 the laws of our physical being. and er-
I horting 10 more complete study OF those
| laws.
] Social u-ity.
| At o'clock p. m. a meeting was held in
/ the pavilion for men only and addresst q
/ By Elder T.. W. Farnsworth on the suhje1
| OF social purity. This is a very important
subject. and was presented IN iorcibls
/ msnrer by the speaker, showing the great
necessity OF being guarded against the terri
/ bic tide OF evil and corruption that IS
sweeping through the land aud carrying
multitudes 10 destruction. Not only should
each Individual do work for and with
| himself in this direction. bat be should pu'
forth every effort possible 10 save his fello v
men from being drawn into the tide OF i'm
| purity that Is abroad. This should be done
| by precept and example; discountenance
the Use OF impure language and encourage
the use OF pure language. Avoid all i'm
pure stories or remarks that may convey an
| impure meaning. We should guard our
| thoughts with tbe greatest OF care. The
utmost pains should be taken with oul
children that they be not contaminated
with the vileness that is 80 prevalent.
5. ID. Adventists have espoused the cause
Of social purity in earnest. and are putting
forth every possible effort for the elevation
Of humanity. and the eradication of i'm
purity IN thought, word and deed.
Elder Esrnsworth was followed by DR.
kellogg. who added still further arguments
IN favor Of the sociAl purity movement
Dr. kellogg is author OF a work on social
purity that stands in the front ranks as &C
cepted authority. and has already had ar
immense sale, although it was only ISSUED
last Fall. This work is on sale al the boob
stand of the Health and Temperance AS
sociation. on the grounds.
Capt. Eldridge. general superintendent o
the subscription book business, tor th'
denomination, arrived yesterday afternoon
fro il the Missouri camp meeting, and vii
SPEAK today at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. Whit,
will speak al go this afternoon.